MeshViz XLM is a superset of Open Inventor MeshViz extension, available for Open Inventor C++, which encompasses all the capabilities of MeshViz and provides unique additional features:
Very Large Meshes Support (> 10 Million cells) thanks to a unique direct data access
Support of any type of mesh - polyhedral, quadratic, unstructured
Any type of data type and organization in memory, including synthetic data sets computed on the fly
Direct access to Mesh data avoiding data copy in memory
Virtual mesh data interface defined by the application
Wide range of mesh interface types:
1D, 2D and 3D meshes
Unstructured mixed meshes with any kind of cells: tetra-, hexa-, polyhedron, wedge, pyramid...
Structured meshes: rectilinear, curvilinear and regular meshes containing a set of hexahedron
Structured meshes with faults
High level data mapping nodes:
Isosurface, Skin (Hull)
Arbitrary cut plane, Logical slices
Stream lines, Isoline, Probe...
Data Mapping:
Display a mesh interface possibly coming from an extraction
Colored Surface, Isolines, streamlines,…
Takes a colormap and a data set as input
Mesh Extraction:
Takes a volume mesh interface and extract a new mesh representing a specific feature (isosurface, skin, logical slice,…)
The new mesh is returned as an abstract interface. Thus it can be used as input of any other extract
Parallelized extraction
Wide Range of Charting Types:
2D/3D Cartesian, angular, polar, or time axes
2D/3D linear, logarithmic, or generalized multi-axis system
2D/3D linear, stair, spline, histogram, or raised points curve
Legends
Statistical representations: single and multiple histograms, or 2D/3D pie chart
High/low/close charts, error curves, or point field bars
2D/3D generalized primitives: parallelograms, circles, circle arcs, arrows, labels, or markers
MeshViz XLM is an Open Inventor C++ extension, and provides the full feature-set of MeshViz C++, plus the extended support delivered by the Virtual C++ MeshViz Interface.
